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Vol VII. No. 59
Washington, Beaufort County, N. C, WednesdaiTeTTzr
BICYCLES,
A.ND BICYCLE REPAIRS,
A. S. KELLY & CO'S.
5HIRTS
this Tina
A spanking new line of those
Colored Bosom Shirts so popular
just now. To wear white collars
with, you know. Detatcherl f!nffc
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and the whole structure made of Z' " -1' uyes'erday fter.
. , L noon; received her friends at a
iawiiQ me most ap- wiomal Tea. Unique invita-
proved styles.
Established 189
OFFICIAL EXAMINATION BEGUN.
Maine's Magazine Not Exploded-The Gonern
meat Preparing For War.
Colonial Tea.
Havana, b eb. 11 The United
States tender ''Maogrove" ar
rived here this morninc with
j- . "
Appropriate to the day Mrs dmnK apparatus and members
s. P. Tayloe, yesterday 'after! f C0Urt of in(luiry, and at 1
o clock: tne court convened
the "Mangrove."
Very latest con- til'ns' in th hape of small As 80011 as the court organized
ceits in coloring effects In fact ' nanaPaiDte m cher- P - uegm m iesu-
j . . . menv. Jjieul . t;nmmanrl.
-- wecu i&ueu last vvpp ir " i " " '
a snirt to please a man of good The garish light of day was
taste careiuuy excluded f
They are justinandit wi.l T "mS !
. tu me point or
- - rx.u0ui0 wj iluuie prices unmancy Dy numerous candles
1 -1 ... . I 1
wnicn will make every shirt loom 111 Sllver candle-sticks and
up as an especial Bargain.
tuC cttti. uons at our many mirrors The dppnM
Manx acted as recorder. Thp
session lasted until 3 o'clock.
residence and the rooms were Jt was absolutely secret and
illuminat d to the point of if has been imPOssible to' learn
what conclusion has h
mr j JLX
reached, if any.
candelabra, whose lights were divers whom Capt. Sigs-
reflected and multiplied bv beehadatwork Sunday even
many mirrors Tfce decora- in re' overd the log book, the
jl 1. 1? aecora &
store is the display of Samples tions Were !of carnations and clDher code book ot' thft "Maine,
fnr i.irw, c r, , evergreens father with many valuable
orbpnngSu.ts. Probably you Mrs. Tayloe was assisted in and Private PaPers
have not seen them. Once you ceivin- by Misses Ella Tayloe tber Spanish nor Cuban
make a selection we stake our Frances Satchweil, Abbie Ran- diverS were allowed to go down
reputation on a fit Call in u' Mhmie Carrow' Willie the wre
dllm' Hargrove and Mary Tayloe, and apparatus and the divers
Our new line of Sprin- Hats H S FuIlwood. The co - . &uncla were lnsuffi-
.u uu-ai v;usiumes ana DOWderpd
s another Sreat attraction. You hair of these lad.e., in klp
see gentlemen of taste appreciate Wltu the occasion, added a
style in headvvear, and our styles jUCh f 9uaiQtIJess. and gave a
always nlease. N tK, ... J1?? "te-Revolutionary
u aspect lo tne scene.
JUST
Another Lot of Ladies and Men's
SAMPLE
to have you look them over.
Respectfully.
FRED. V. ROWE,
LEADING CLOTHIER,
In one corner of the drawing
room was planted a lineal de
scendant of the original cherry
tree, lhe amusement of the
afternoon was furnished by a
contest in cutting chips from
the tree, with the only authen
tic George Washington hatchet
"oiuii was procured for the
purpose Prizes of boxes hand
painted in cherries, and filled
with conserved cherries, were
offered to the ladies who cut
the largest chips. Mrs. C F.
"aiien ana Mrs. J. H. Small
mu subcessful contestants.
The receiving party also as
sisted in tiie lining room. Miss
satehwell presided over the
punch-bowl, and Miss Randolph
over the chocolate urn; the
punch was served from a bowl
iuKuiousiy carved out in a
ftflLH hlv.tlr
We now have on sale our Spring The Colonial Tea adds one
Stock of Pants. The assortment more to the successes of the
is the superior of any you will alwavs successful hostess. It
see this season. Latent Styles- 'fa rng conclusion to the
Latest Shapes-Loud Patterns- WhS
Neat Patterns-Nobby Patterns, 'and whieh is DOw ter,nr!.ated by
o, iiuui ou waist to ou, I tijc jueuieu period.
ana irom w length to 37'. Prices
from 50c. to $5.00. Every Pair a
bargain in value at prices nam
od above.
Do You Wear
FAJVTS?
Home Wedding.
tVe are headquarters for Floor
Coverings. We now have in stock
05 rolls China and Japan Mat
ting, choice patterns; prices are
12 1-2 to 25c. yard.
Our iloor Oil Cloth is first quali
ty, full oil back; width, one yard
to two yards, also intermediate
widths; price 25c. to 50c. yard.
We are sparkling with a new
stock of Furniture at starvation
prices.
We will leave for the North
ern markets in about two weeks.
We will be at your service for
any special, orders.
J. BUCKIEAN.
13 Leader in Staple and Fancy
Dress Goods, Clothing, Boots
and Shoes, ; Fumitiire,I&e.
Early this morning the wedding
bells ran2r their swpp-,pi-. i tuZ
west end, and two hearts plight
ed their troth 'tin death do
them part. Miss Katie Betts
eldest daughter of Mr. and Mrs.
David Betts, was happily mar
ried to Mr. Fenuer T. Baynor, of
Leech ville X. C. Rev. J. E. Under
w od, of the Methodist C.h
officiating. Miss Maggie Betts,'
sister of the bride, was Maid of
Honor, and Mr. Jno. Fulford,
best man. The ceremnnr wmc
it ao
verv nniro onlv tlm ititmu.-,
the fainilv bemg present. After , X riolk. The yards where
tne marruirrp tho nw
cientfor the purposes of the
omciai investigation, and when
the latter began tod y it was
with more experienced men,
electrical apparatus (including
electric light), etc. Their work
will probably continue tomorrow.
While matters are in a state
of suspension at Havana, the
Washington end of the United
States Government is actively
engaged in making prepara' ions
of the most momentous char
acter. The most significant action
was the order teletraDhed to
Capt. Chester, of the cruiser
cincinati," who fs the senior
omcer of the South Atlantic
Naval station, to proceed with
his ship and the gunboat
astene" from Para (Brazil) to
Barbadoes.
Quite as significant is the
order issued to the command
mant of the Norfolk navy yard
to have the monitor ' -Terror iy
ready for sea within two days.
As the concentration of the
fleet near Havana left the
Northern coast entirely unpro
tected, the "Terror" will prob
ably be assigned to Netv York.
It has been determined to
distribute arm red sfoiog all
along the South Atlantic coast
as fast as they become available.
The monitor "Puritan" new
at the Norfolk yard, uudergo
ing hurried preparations fo
sea serv.c. will and. or at Fort
Monroe and the approaches to
Washington.
Within the past tu-ee weeks
700 additional men hve been
added to the working force
the various nivv vjinh
j ...
majority have been as-igne i to
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o.E.OES !
To be dosed out this, week at
VWy Low
At Creagh's Shoe Store.
K1YT & MTG1H1SLL
Read About Them !
See Th !
Buy Them
The Great Up-to-date New , Line ol
mm mm staves !
Handsome Ornamentations?
at
e
Th
""" tut; uuupie leiL iuV
Leechville their future home,
amid a shower of rice and old
slippers.
Miss Betts is one of our city's
most talented vnnno- i
. -J & llCi
loeuus are legion urbane, ac
complished and popular.
iur. tyaynor is a merchant at
Leechville, popular and ener
getic. We extend to Mr. and Mrs.
Baynor our heartiest mnat,.
la t ions.
and
all
-iup construction and repair
work generally is now conducted.
At nrftSPnt, 9. fi(10 Til rt a ro t-n
ployed at the New York yard,
on various kinds of work. At
Norfolk 2,200 are employed, an
increase of 400 recen ly, and at
Mare lsiand 1,200 The Wash-
infrton Clin rnrt.rrv lioo j-J.l...i
200 men to its force, bringing
the number to 700 while the
work of overhauling ships in re
serve at League Island called
for an increase of 200.
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UNEQUALED. a n cTLED.
Largest Oven for size Stov vi-r made.
Climax of Modern Stave Gonsfroction
HOYT MITCHELL,
315-317 west Main St-
Phone 5